My understanding of what is going on behind the scenes is: It downloads the file. When the context.stop is executed, it tries to to do graceful shutdown, but I get the following message:
INFO: Route: route1 suspended and shutdown deferred, was consuming from: Endpoint[sftp://usern...@server/data/inbox?password=******] The graceful shutdown procedure tries disconnecting from the SFTP server and is successful: INFO: JSCH -> Disconnecting from <server> port 22 But the route still continues to try reading from the server, for which the input stream is closed now as its disconnected. I believe it has to do more with the working of camel than with the Jcraft sftp operations. Will have to dig deeper in the route execution process I think! In the meanwhile, i have a workaround to this problem. I try downloading the file from the SFTP server using the 'localWorkDirectory' URI option. Here is how I specify it: from("sftp://<account>@<sftp server>/<dir>?password=<passwd>&localWorkDirectory=/tmp").to("file:data/outbox"); Note: The directory you specify for localWorkDirectory needs to be from your machine's root, else you have to deal with file permissions when you specify the relative path .. atleast I had to! Thanks, Mansi Kanani -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/SFTP-operation-raises-an-exception-but-the-file-is-transferred-tp3303905p3305515.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
